Built on the back of the Skittles ramp, this one-off challenge brought two slopes of its own.

Takeshi’s Castle host Charles often uses this insult to write-off those who fail a challenge.

This Sasuke star achieved Total Victory after the longest streak without one.

This long-running remake is regarded as one of the most faithful to the original series and likely paved the way for the revivals that followed.

In the first game of Takeshi’s Castle, your day may be done in you don’t retrieve one of these.

This obscure starter required men to carry a leek over an obstacle course.

Before offering viewers a piece of obscure and unsolicited advice, host Craig Charles will inform viewers that this person initially said it.

Consistently struggling to scale the Warped Wall by the end of his career, this Sasuke competitor tried to discount Urushihara’s Total Victory.

The set of this older remake was visited by Tani and his army.

In the first couples episode of Takeshi’s Castle, your team may be saying bye with a bad landing of this supersized object.

This one-off team event was considered the second half of a separate starting game.

Host Craig Charles would often feel the pain of contestants who hit these in games such as Bridge Ball.

A foreign competitor, this woman became the first to clear Stage One in 32 tournaments and first ever woman to take on Stage Three.

The second attempted remake in its country, this team-based revival was filmed at Universal Studios.

In the Wipeout Zone, to be a winner, don’t miss the landing on this iconic obstacle.

Appearing in a trio of episodes, this luck-based game appeared more in pair episodes than regular episodes.

Asking Charles how many episodes he’s voiced would likely be an unsuccessful pursuit due to this self-described characteristic.

An older “joke competitor”, his last tournmanent was Sasuke 28 and he once made it to the third obstacle.

Often given flak for being style over substance, this short-lived remake only had a total of nine games, five appearing in each episode.

On Sasuke, if the Skywalk is there but not seen, you must be watching this number competition.

This attraction-turned-Takeshi game stood as a tourist attraction in Fushimi for well into the 90’s.

Upon seeing a black contestant competing, Charles will often reference this American singer.

Arriving in the RISING era and only missing a single tournament since, this drummer is regarded as one of the most successful celebrity competitors.

This remake has the premise of the host recruiting an army of contestants to retrieve stolen treasure.

A Wipeout contestant’s Qualifier time may be in peril if they miss the jump into this rotating obstacle.